In Delhi, the water level in the Yamuna has risen to 205.94 metres, above the danger mark of 205.3 metres

The weather office has forecast more rain in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh

New Delhi: Heavy rain in northern parts of the country has claimed at least 58 lives in the last two days. Several landslides in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand left tourists and residents stranded in some villages. Officials said many of them have been rescued, though hundreds of tourists are still stranded in Himachal Pradesh. Although rain subsided across the region on Monday, rivers in several parts of the region are overflowing, officials said. Thirty-two people have died and eight are missing in Uttarakhand, while 26 have died in Himachal Pradesh.

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The weather office has forecast more rain in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh. In Punjab, the worst affected districts include Pathankot, Ropar and Ludhiana.

In Delhi, the water level in the Yamuna has risen to 205.94 metres, above the danger mark of 205.3 metres.

Over 10,000 people were evacuated from low-lying areas in the national capital. A Delhi government official said the water level is expected to rise further as Haryana has released a large amount of water from a barrage on Monday.

Indian Air Force helicopters carried dramatic rescue operations in Jammu and Karnal districts on Monday.

The Kailash Mansarovar yatra through via the Lipulekh route was stopped due to landslides. Pithoragarh district magistrate VK Jogdande said the 17th batch of 56 pilgrims was called back to Dharchula base camp.

Most rivers in Uttarakhand are overflowing, with the Ganga crossing the danger mark in Haridwar and flowing close to it in Rishikesh.

In Jammu, an Air Force helicopter rescued four fishermen who were stuck in Tawi river, officials said. They were stranded on a concrete platform at the bottom of a pillar of a structure.

With the weather office predicting heavy rain in parts of Uttarakhand, some schools and anganwadi centres in nine districts have been closed.